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it's just that we have the sheriff -- the city's highest elected law enforcement officer. so it was really a perfect storm of events, that this became an opportunity for domestic violence folks to really focus on the problem, and in the end it back fired. and in answer to your question, i think that the mayor did do damage to himself. he didn't line up his votes ahead of time. you never go and do something like that without knowing who your votes are. the person he appointed supervisor to fill ross mirkarimi's seat voted against him. who does that? >> i think there's probably another chapter, because the d.a. is still suggesting -- >> and there could be a recall. >> yes, right. >> so the saga may not be over, but for the moment, ross mirkarimi is going back to work as sheriff and he'll get back pay on top of that. >> belva: we move now to another issue to lynn povich and steve shepard are both award-winning journalists with storied careers at major magazines. the husband and wife team have just released books chronicling historic changes on journalism. lynn on women who wa
it's just that we have the sheriff -- the city's highest elected law enforcement officer. so it was really a perfect storm of events, that this became an opportunity for domestic violence folks to really focus on the problem, and in the end it back fired. and in answer to your question, i think that the mayor did do damage to himself. he didn't line up his votes ahead of time. you never go and do something like that without knowing who your votes are. the person he appointed supervisor to fill...
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the city is hoping this hotel that opened last month will help revitalize the area. but an empty arena could make turning a profit devil lishy difficult. >> it doesn't feel good, that's an understatement. i'm sure it's depressing, but i think the spirit of the city is trying to press on. >> reporter: newark is one of 30 nhl markets in the u.s. and canada. the lockout was imposed after a collective bargaining agreement expired. the issue, as always, is money. how do divide the profits. businesses hope a solution comes quickly. >> hopefully it's going to have a resolution. hopefully sooner than later. >> reporter: new jersey senators are urging both sides to come to an agreement and fast. they note the stoppage could mean millions in lost revenue at a time when the state's unemployment rate is at a 309-year high. susan candiotti, cnn, new york. >> thank you susan candiotti. >>> an apology decades after the damage is done. students were told they had failed in college simply because they were jewish. ♪ hi dad. many years from now, when the subaru is theirs... hey. you
the city is hoping this hotel that opened last month will help revitalize the area. but an empty arena could make turning a profit devil lishy difficult. >> it doesn't feel good, that's an understatement. i'm sure it's depressing, but i think the spirit of the city is trying to press on. >> reporter: newark is one of 30 nhl markets in the u.s. and canada. the lockout was imposed after a collective bargaining agreement expired. the issue, as always, is money. how do divide the...
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. >> we're getting into the city. this guy is not stopping. >> kurk kurk kirk albuquerque, new mexico just after dawn on friday, march 9th, 2012. police dash cameras roll as state troopers race to interstate 40. >> one tire is blown at this time. a white male is speeding east in a stolen school bus straight to the city line. the bus is stolen from this albuquerque bus yard. the suspect drives 80 miles west on i-40 to the city of grant. before turning around and heading back to albuquerque. >> negative. >> as for now, just one male driver. that's all we have. now state, city and county law enforcement are in hot pursuit. they turn him to stop the empty bus before it reaches albuquerque's early morning rush hour. the plan, stop the vehicle with spike belts, also known as stop sticks, strip ls of wire designed to puncture tires. mile marker 137 is 13 miles for the albuquerque city line. at 6:27 a.m. the bus appears. the bus barrels over the spike belt. but does not slow down. police deploy more spike sticks over the next
. >> we're getting into the city. this guy is not stopping. >> kurk kurk kirk albuquerque, new mexico just after dawn on friday, march 9th, 2012. police dash cameras roll as state troopers race to interstate 40. >> one tire is blown at this time. a white male is speeding east in a stolen school bus straight to the city line. the bus is stolen from this albuquerque bus yard. the suspect drives 80 miles west on i-40 to the city of grant. before turning around and heading back to...
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already this season close games in new england, kansas city, and even here. a day of another one, big days on hand for the cow pokes in town america team. playing well. ray rice bangs into the end zone with 106 total yards this afternoon. and the ravens were playing well. down the stretch, dallas is down. des had a huge day with 13 catches. there's one of them. then they get the on-side kick right here. watch this ball straight through it. and the cowboys will be in business. can you believe it? they've got a chance to win this thing. dan bailey though from the city. cowboys did not manage the clock down the stretch. making it a50 yard -- that made it a50 yard -- that made it a 50 yarders. no one had a better view of the game. we have a live look from baltimore. k.b., wow, what a win. >> reporter: what a win, dave. we were sitting in the press box to the very last second. we just didn't know which way this game was going to go. the ravens gave the cowboys plenty of opportunities to win the game, but the cowboys just kept shooting themselves in the foot. espec
already this season close games in new england, kansas city, and even here. a day of another one, big days on hand for the cow pokes in town america team. playing well. ray rice bangs into the end zone with 106 total yards this afternoon. and the ravens were playing well. down the stretch, dallas is down. des had a huge day with 13 catches. there's one of them. then they get the on-side kick right here. watch this ball straight through it. and the cowboys will be in business. can you believe...
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i would reinstate the mexico city policy which is that foreign aid dollars from the united states would not be used to carry out abortions and other countries. host: that is audio from his sit-down with the "desk moines register"board. >> his campaign has been very disciplined lately. that was not the right place. the problem and should have not said under any circumstances. what i think it means is that he picked paul ryan as the biggest issue. he said he will put every bit of his efforts into that. once that is fixed, you can turn to other issues. that's probably a view that is shared by the vast majority of americans. you don't want to deal with abortion, that you are making that a secondary issue. for voters, that is a primary issue. it is about whether people live or die. i was a very violence led community. -- they have a very pro-life community. host: is the headline from "politico." let's go to the phones. san marino, california, republican. caller: thank you for cspan. i want to get your impression over the whole thing that we have been told our last, how many months that the r
i would reinstate the mexico city policy which is that foreign aid dollars from the united states would not be used to carry out abortions and other countries. host: that is audio from his sit-down with the "desk moines register"board. >> his campaign has been very disciplined lately. that was not the right place. the problem and should have not said under any circumstances. what i think it means is that he picked paul ryan as the biggest issue. he said he will put every bit of...
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in a city where three days of street clotsures are as welcome as a bad rash, remarkably all of l.a. seemed to rally behind this lengthy shuttle endeavour. >> and it arrived here at the science center without a single scratch. now after 123 million miles in orbit and 12 very challenges one here on earth, it's final mission is now complete. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, 60 minutes. i'm jeff glor. cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org
in a city where three days of street clotsures are as welcome as a bad rash, remarkably all of l.a. seemed to rally behind this lengthy shuttle endeavour. >> and it arrived here at the science center without a single scratch. now after 123 million miles in orbit and 12 very challenges one here on earth, it's final mission is now complete. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, 60 minutes. i'm jeff glor. cbs news in...
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its 12-mile trip through the city hit some snags. crews had to carefully maneuver the massive shuttle around trees, buildings, and ewe tillitil tillity poles. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to see the shuttle. the exhibit will open october 30th. what a sight that was. >> just what l.a. traffic needed was the space shuttle navigating downtown. >> like something out of a horror flick. >> i still always thought it was prettier when it was flying because that's what it was built to do, you know? that shot over the golden gate bridge and when it came down over the national mall, just amazing. >> an amazing sun going down today. >> good looking day outside today and a beautiful sundown on the way, everybody. so if you haven't got anything to do right about 6:30 this evening, as soon as this newscast is over, you are safe to go outside and look at the western sky because it will be, jim you have to wait until the end of the news, you must, of all people, wait. >> okay. >> it's going to be a beautiful evening. temperature
its 12-mile trip through the city hit some snags. crews had to carefully maneuver the massive shuttle around trees, buildings, and ewe tillitil tillity poles. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to see the shuttle. the exhibit will open october 30th. what a sight that was. >> just what l.a. traffic needed was the space shuttle navigating downtown. >> like something out of a horror flick. >> i still always thought it was prettier when it was flying because that's...
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but he also pow wows tomorrow with top donors and aides at a campaign summit in new york city. two days after the debate, romney again shares the spotlight with the president as they follow tradition and both attend the al smith dinner in new york city. >>> i'm poppy harlow in new york. coming up, a jam-packed week on wall street. we'll get some critical housing reports, including existing home sales in september. hopefully we will see continuing signs of improvement in the housing market. also on tap, september retail sales data that will come out as well as key inflation readings and a lot of big companies are set to report their earnings this week, including citigroup, goldman sachs, bank of america, coca-cola and microsoft. we'll track all of that and the week's business news on cnn money. >> reporter: i'm a.j. hammer. the brilliant mind hit shows like "two and a half men" and "the big bang theory" will stop by. he will tell us about his new book. >>> also we're backstage at "dancing with the stars." >> i like it, a.j. with respect to evel knievel, there's a new ultimate st
but he also pow wows tomorrow with top donors and aides at a campaign summit in new york city. two days after the debate, romney again shares the spotlight with the president as they follow tradition and both attend the al smith dinner in new york city. >>> i'm poppy harlow in new york. coming up, a jam-packed week on wall street. we'll get some critical housing reports, including existing home sales in september. hopefully we will see continuing signs of improvement in the housing...
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traveling around the united kingdom, the cities as well as other areas. the private secretary that served to john major and margaret thatcher told me that the queen knows every inch of this country in a way that no one else does. she spends so much time meeting people that she has an understanding of what other people's lives are like. she understands what the normal human condition is. she has also spent an extraordinary amount of time honoring citizens and members of the military for exemplary service. she has had more than 400 -- 4000 honorable awards. and served at least 600 of them in person. people need pats on the back, she said. otherwise it is a very dingy world. she was 83 years old at the time and her program called for long days of meeting and greeting. her stamina was impressive. matched only by 88-year-old prince philip. whenever they go off on a trip together like that, the lord chamberlain always accompanies her to the airport. it turns around and says mind the shops. i have a real sense of how philip and elizabeth are with an expert chore
traveling around the united kingdom, the cities as well as other areas. the private secretary that served to john major and margaret thatcher told me that the queen knows every inch of this country in a way that no one else does. she spends so much time meeting people that she has an understanding of what other people's lives are like. she understands what the normal human condition is. she has also spent an extraordinary amount of time honoring citizens and members of the military for...
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that is where it is eded tomorrow right here to new york city. >> gregg: it was gusty this morning. i almost got blown in mcdonald's. >> i would have had a big mac. [ laughter ] >> heather: u.s. troops are taking part in a special program that is now aimed at mentoring afghan special police. with that recent surge with recent green on blue attacks. they are working with their counter narts afghanistan. colonel oliver north is streaming live. hello there colonel. what are folks saying about working with the afghans as a result? >> the classic definition of a hero that puts themselves at risk for the benefit of others. we're with a lot of those kinds of people in the third battalion 8 marines. i'm with two of those heroes right now both heavily armed. beside mee is lance corporal, an intelligence specialist. he has been here for six months. you are about to get to go home. you are making people -- but why first did you join the marines? >> to serve my country. >> and? >> to become an officer. >> let's take about your experience in afghanistan. is this part of hellman province you've b
that is where it is eded tomorrow right here to new york city. >> gregg: it was gusty this morning. i almost got blown in mcdonald's. >> i would have had a big mac. [ laughter ] >> heather: u.s. troops are taking part in a special program that is now aimed at mentoring afghan special police. with that recent surge with recent green on blue attacks. they are working with their counter narts afghanistan. colonel oliver north is streaming live. hello there colonel. what are folks...
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i never -- really the tea party was so decentralized it was city by cities. there's sometimes two tea parties in one town and they don't communicate with each other. there's no top down. this was bottom-up movement and a movement that really chastised both parties. we were unhappy -- a lot of us were very unhappy with republicans, when president bush said, to save the free market, i had to give up on the free market. i had to give up on capitalism. that disturbed a lot of souse we were unhappy with republicans and democrats and really felt like we needed something different. >> you write in here that in addition to being called a tea partyer or a constitutional conservative, i've also been called a goldwater conservative by supporters and critics. it is both accurate and an honor to be described as such. >> when i got started i re-read the conscience of the conservative, and interestingly it was actually first published in kentucky, right outside of louisville, and i went and met the publisher and he gave me an original coach and i re-read it. >> and when you
i never -- really the tea party was so decentralized it was city by cities. there's sometimes two tea parties in one town and they don't communicate with each other. there's no top down. this was bottom-up movement and a movement that really chastised both parties. we were unhappy -- a lot of us were very unhappy with republicans, when president bush said, to save the free market, i had to give up on the free market. i had to give up on capitalism. that disturbed a lot of souse we were unhappy...
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. >> and the context, craig is that i was running the city of philadelphia. for his 1986 re-election effort. my relationship with him goes back 30 years. >> what will his legacy be there in pennsylvania, snir. >> what i think of a numb of things, too much for this segment. but his intellect, he was the smartest individual within or outside of the political world that i'd ever come in contact with. i mean he was absolutely brilliant. had an uncanny memory, i could tell stories with levels of detail that were second to none. his ethics were beyond reproach. i was listening to admiral sestak talk about how he might not always have agreed with arlen spector. nobody ever agreed with arlen spector all the time. he angered all of us at some point, about you had to admire the way his ethics and his intellect approached the job. and also his strength. that would be the third thing that comes to mind. he was battling nonhodgkins lymphoma, undergoing chemotherapy and never missed any of those hearings. an iron backbone is what the man had. >> let's turn to the campaign
. >> and the context, craig is that i was running the city of philadelphia. for his 1986 re-election effort. my relationship with him goes back 30 years. >> what will his legacy be there in pennsylvania, snir. >> what i think of a numb of things, too much for this segment. but his intellect, he was the smartest individual within or outside of the political world that i'd ever come in contact with. i mean he was absolutely brilliant. had an uncanny memory, i could tell stories...
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spring and mohammed acted as they do when 15 children were graffiti on the roads in the southern syrian city of toronto, the new sense was the fire, lit the fire for the uprising in the area. it was that hubris that he allowed. you know, he knows that. i mean, he admitted to me, yes, they have access. but he indicated that it was a necessary tool in dangerous neighborhoods. and that is somewhat true, but also an excuse to maintain the existing and to maintain the regime in power. so i think it is a combination of those two things. he and his supporters, three things, protecting the position, they really do believe this is for the good of the country and they are saving and mandating legitimacy of the role. and i think our policies have been quite the opposite. m3 is just a compulsive push button responds, business as usual. when there's domestic unrest, you stamp it out a nauseous how things are done. and he went along with business as usual. >> i think the question questions on the floor. go right at. >> yes, i'd like to ask you how the shiites versus sunnis figure in this relationship. >>
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so if the state passes mandates they will tell the cities, counties and various municipalities you have to pick up the tab. >> cheryl: let me get back now. you are listening to this. let me ask you, who are the people in favor? >> just one point. one thing about prop 30 if it does not pass we will face $67 billion in cuts to -- $6 billion cuts. we will face layoffs, we will face up to 15 furlough days that means closed schools. that is why the teachers and parent groups, san francisco, cole man advocates for schools and parents for public schools, people are lying up behind prop 30. it's the lease we can do for our kids. we can't afford these devastating budget cuts in the middle after school year. >> cheryl: let me bring you in this conversation. how do you counter that. >> i agree with him. this has been going on for years. the people in sacramento are irresponsible with taxpayer's money. >> cheryl: how do we fix it. >> it depends on who we elect but we need to go item by item, just like they found all that money in the state parks system a few months ago. we need to go and look at it
so if the state passes mandates they will tell the cities, counties and various municipalities you have to pick up the tab. >> cheryl: let me get back now. you are listening to this. let me ask you, who are the people in favor? >> just one point. one thing about prop 30 if it does not pass we will face $67 billion in cuts to -- $6 billion cuts. we will face layoffs, we will face up to 15 furlough days that means closed schools. that is why the teachers and parent groups, san...
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upper 60s in the city. low 60s in oakland with a return to some pretty nice afternoon readings from livermore. 76 this san jose. sunny skies now allowing for the numbers to climb to the low 80s in gilroy today. 77 in hollister, and if you are headed to the game this evening still a couple hours of date with some clear conditions, mild temperatures, low 60s and then the fog returns with the temperatures dropping through the 50s at&t park. tomorrow just about the same. we will look for some warming by tuesday. feeling like summer on wednesday with 80s and 09s around the bay. 70s at our coast and mid-70s on thursday for the 49ers game. dropping to the 60s by the evening hours, and then it's cooler friday and saturday. >> all right. 49ers game, 49,000 buck rues given away here right after the game. >> dollars. >> thank are you, lisa. for thousands of years people have been curing and preserving meat. these days in modern times we just go to the grocery store. but there is a growing cure-your-own movement now un
upper 60s in the city. low 60s in oakland with a return to some pretty nice afternoon readings from livermore. 76 this san jose. sunny skies now allowing for the numbers to climb to the low 80s in gilroy today. 77 in hollister, and if you are headed to the game this evening still a couple hours of date with some clear conditions, mild temperatures, low 60s and then the fog returns with the temperatures dropping through the 50s at&t park. tomorrow just about the same. we will look for some...
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is encouraged governments that are spending too much money will continue to spend too much money in cities that keep getting bailout money and the only way to stop that cycle and downward spiral is to stop the bailouts it's actually very well for countries like brazil and in many developing countries as well when they're when they ran into financial trouble and couldn't pay their bills anymore. when they got bailouts that probably got got worse when the when they didn't get bailed out so they don't stop that's when they had to start making the policy that's when they started privatizing and then they started cutting subsidies and shrinking government and that's actually what created a situation where in new zealand and many third world countries improve their government policy by and by adopting free market policies and that's how they created wealth but what do you think of the national government i mean what they doing wrong when trying to tackle the debt troubles this is what many people lost if the bailout the no working what are they doing wrong and how they're going to tackle these d
is encouraged governments that are spending too much money will continue to spend too much money in cities that keep getting bailout money and the only way to stop that cycle and downward spiral is to stop the bailouts it's actually very well for countries like brazil and in many developing countries as well when they're when they ran into financial trouble and couldn't pay their bills anymore. when they got bailouts that probably got got worse when the when they didn't get bailed out so they...
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, their own capital city than he has reserved for ahmadinejad for building nuclear weapons with which to threaten the peace and security of the entire world. it is a hard paradox to understand. >> shannon: all right. i want to ask you as well about with the word that we got that a drone, hezbollah is taking credit for the drone that flew miles into israeli air pace. they are making a big deal out of the fact that they were able to get that far and basically intrude into israeli airspace. do you think it was a provokation. do you think it was a test? what are you hearing? >> well, you know, the israeli air force had this on radar. it left lebanon, i understand, went out over the mediterranean and came in over gaza and the o is stensible intent was to prehe tend it had come from gaza. the israelis were aware of it at all times. if, indeed, it was hezbollah or iran's adel attempt, we have to realize iran is the main country behind hezbollah, i would suggest that israel obliged them and came them clear results on their test and blew their drone to vapor. it is a reminder of how much hall
, their own capital city than he has reserved for ahmadinejad for building nuclear weapons with which to threaten the peace and security of the entire world. it is a hard paradox to understand. >> shannon: all right. i want to ask you as well about with the word that we got that a drone, hezbollah is taking credit for the drone that flew miles into israeli air pace. they are making a big deal out of the fact that they were able to get that far and basically intrude into israeli airspace....
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. >> he is like a trojan horse coming in to occupy the city of d.c. who is this man? you can't say different things to all the the different audiences and expect people to know. >> kristen welker is live with the president. with a good sunday to you, my friend. let's talk about the preps under way in the obama camp and how does it contrast with normforme governor romney's. >> good afternoon to you, alex. this is a town hall debate, so both are tailoring to that. mitt romney is sparring with ohio senator rob partman. i'm told he's already engaged in several telephone town halls. he's had several time to prep leading up to today. those who know mitt romney say this really plays to his strength. romney's challenge is going to be match the performance he delivered in the first debate. and that gets us to president obama. he has to sharpen his performance after the first debate that many described as lack laster. the aides say they're going to adjust his strategy. they're here working on that. they will only say that president obama is again spars with senator john kerry a
. >> he is like a trojan horse coming in to occupy the city of d.c. who is this man? you can't say different things to all the the different audiences and expect people to know. >> kristen welker is live with the president. with a good sunday to you, my friend. let's talk about the preps under way in the obama camp and how does it contrast with normforme governor romney's. >> good afternoon to you, alex. this is a town hall debate, so both are tailoring to that. mitt romney is...
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thunderstorms in new york city and 72. denver has 75 degrees and sunshine for tomorrow. sunny in los angeles, too, if you are heading down to the southland. pinpoint forecast for the bay area, 75 in santa clara. 77 for san jose. the home of apple computers 74 in cupertino. sorry, just apple now. vallejo 82. brentwood 82 as well. livermore 80. same for duplin. north bay mid 07s. santa rosa start with fog and ends with sun. and simpson beach, not a bad beach day in the 60s. numbers will be looking to warm into the mid 80s inland this week. yes. 87 degrees by wednesday and evening warmer than that on thursday. the bay will be in the 70s. a pleasant week ahead in the bay area. by friday we will peak at 91 degrees. >> wow! >> that is october for you. >> so, things are heating up? >> yes. >>> and we are also heating up on the presidential campaign! how is that? [ laughing ] >> yes, tuesday president obama and mitt romney facing off in a second of three debates. >> and the stakes are high with national polls showing the race is essentially tied. >> but how accurate are the poll
thunderstorms in new york city and 72. denver has 75 degrees and sunshine for tomorrow. sunny in los angeles, too, if you are heading down to the southland. pinpoint forecast for the bay area, 75 in santa clara. 77 for san jose. the home of apple computers 74 in cupertino. sorry, just apple now. vallejo 82. brentwood 82 as well. livermore 80. same for duplin. north bay mid 07s. santa rosa start with fog and ends with sun. and simpson beach, not a bad beach day in the 60s. numbers will be...
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tired of his house in your city he moved. they are vidal finishes bet not -- best novel today. the last pagan emperor, is a subject that is the subject of for fastening chapters. expanding on the first person examples, and memoirs, vidal told the tale through multiple and a raiders, a device that enabled him to use pieces of a voice he developed in his essays. he was better at showing -- that are at telling and showing anyway. and first person narrative is all telling. storytelling. the book came out in 1964 with excellent reviews. it was a surprise bestseller. he returned to edgewater, wrote more essays, more political journalism and it worked in other screenplays before he returned to rome to finish his washington novel. this is simply named washington, d.c. is a family saga about political life from the new deal to the mccarthy era. at bush in early 1957, it was a step backwards, a surprisingly clunky novel written mostly in expository dialogue. there's a promising subplot in the homoerotic bond between a newspaper publisher, a young politician, but vidal is limited by the c
tired of his house in your city he moved. they are vidal finishes bet not -- best novel today. the last pagan emperor, is a subject that is the subject of for fastening chapters. expanding on the first person examples, and memoirs, vidal told the tale through multiple and a raiders, a device that enabled him to use pieces of a voice he developed in his essays. he was better at showing -- that are at telling and showing anyway. and first person narrative is all telling. storytelling. the book...
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mid-70s in redwood city, palo alto and milpitas. places like antioch, livermore and 79 degrees in walnut creek. low 70's for the east bayshore. mid-70s for the coast. and mainly mid upper 70's in the north bay. as we take a look at the satellite and radar there is a system that is bringing rainfall to the north that will bring high cloud coverage to all our area. however come off nine these for the inland areas. '70s and '80s for the bay. 60s for the coast. >> coming up there is a series of recalls with salmonella. will have that report, when we come back >> welcome back. airport officials at anchorage international airport have evacuated travelers because of the reference to a bomb. travelers were evacuated to another airport terminal as the research team that luggage. he made that comment and the are being interviewed by authorities. officials have not found any explosives. the more charges against james holmes. 14 additional attempted murder charges have been approved. he's accused of killing 12 people and injuring 60 in the mont
mid-70s in redwood city, palo alto and milpitas. places like antioch, livermore and 79 degrees in walnut creek. low 70's for the east bayshore. mid-70s for the coast. and mainly mid upper 70's in the north bay. as we take a look at the satellite and radar there is a system that is bringing rainfall to the north that will bring high cloud coverage to all our area. however come off nine these for the inland areas. '70s and '80s for the bay. 60s for the coast. >> coming up there is a series...
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. >>> the news is not that good where it could be longer for the city starts to experience any of the benefits from another hockey season. the player lookout at the nhl is now nearly a-month-old and while negotiations may start up again tuesday, the two sides negotiated last week, they only focused on secondary issues like drug testing and now how to divide up the money. that includes the entire preseason and the first regular season. >>> the pressure is on president obama to do well in this week's debate. that's an understatement. >> just ahead, we're going to preview as we speak with former san francisco and state a ssemblyman willie brown on what both sides need to do and what is at stake. >>> the latest on space shuttle endeavour's crawl to its home in los angeles. >>> we're starting out foggy but we'll end sunny. we'll talk about that and have a look at a warmer week ahead after the break. the space e endeavour is now about to reach its final ,,,, >> going to be a nice day in the bay area ,,,,,,,,,, destination. this is a live picture of te shuttle movi >>> the space shuttle is a
. >>> the news is not that good where it could be longer for the city starts to experience any of the benefits from another hockey season. the player lookout at the nhl is now nearly a-month-old and while negotiations may start up again tuesday, the two sides negotiated last week, they only focused on secondary issues like drug testing and now how to divide up the money. that includes the entire preseason and the first regular season. >>> the pressure is on president obama to...
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it's just squeaking its way past those trees down the city streets. the "endeavour" will call california science center its home. crews hoped it would arrive last night but there were long days in reconfiguring the final stretch of roadway. the trailer hauling the shuttle sprang a leak. look at that picture one more time. it's amazing. >> zigzagging down the street. >> barely missing the trees. >>> runners are taking the scenic route as we speak in san francisco. another live picture san francisco's nike women's marathon. 20,000 runners going through the streets of san francisco right now. 26-mile course passes through a lot of famous landmarks. maybe if you're not running 26 today, get out and enjoy the outside. thanks for being with us this morning. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for the 408 and 669 area codes? no, what is it? starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll
it's just squeaking its way past those trees down the city streets. the "endeavour" will call california science center its home. crews hoped it would arrive last night but there were long days in reconfiguring the final stretch of roadway. the trailer hauling the shuttle sprang a leak. look at that picture one more time. it's amazing. >> zigzagging down the street. >> barely missing the trees. >>> runners are taking the scenic route as we speak in san francisco....
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which cities will vie for the honor. ifs awarded to the 49ers. it will be in the brand new santa clara stadium. but that would be the center of activities leading up to the game. >>> 49ers are hoping for redemption when they host the new york giants it is a rematch which the giants won in over time. they are coming off a win of the buffalo bills. i giants beat the cleveland browns last week. it is quite a day here on ktvu, "mornings on 2" ends at 9:00 a.m. then you can see them take on the niners and giants. and the cardinals and stay tuned after the nlcs for our live post game special. >> raiders are coming off the week for the undefeated teams. they will play in atlanta. the kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. and hopefully they will benefit from the bye week. >> given all those things on tv, channel 2 this morning, possibly, it would and tough decision. >> well, good weather might convince people to head out, right, rosemary. >> they have a humongous tv screen in the backyard. >> best of both worlds. >> another mild, warm day in store for today. >> we ar
which cities will vie for the honor. ifs awarded to the 49ers. it will be in the brand new santa clara stadium. but that would be the center of activities leading up to the game. >>> 49ers are hoping for redemption when they host the new york giants it is a rematch which the giants won in over time. they are coming off a win of the buffalo bills. i giants beat the cleveland browns last week. it is quite a day here on ktvu, "mornings on 2" ends at 9:00 a.m. then you can see...
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some of the cities there, one to three inches. some of the cascades even more. and a nicer, more mild day at least in parts of the northeast. new york today, 67, but still chilly in portland, waking up with snow from yesterday in the mountains at 56. >> we have some amazing photos of the northern lights coming up, so you'll want to stick around for that in the next half hour for that. >> can't wait to see that. thank you, ginger. >>> we're going turn now to a story about a tough 16-year-old girl. six weeks ago, she was in the hospital with a potentially lethal flesh-eating bacteria. >> now 17 surgeries later, she's back home just in time for her high school's homecoming, and she's given the royal treatment. abc's reena ninan is in washington with this heartwarming story. good morning to you, reena. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning to you. you know those high school years can be tough. add to the mix, coping with a flesh-eating bacteria disease. making it nearly impossible to walk or run. one high schooler refuses to let the disease define her. >> hi! >> repor
some of the cities there, one to three inches. some of the cascades even more. and a nicer, more mild day at least in parts of the northeast. new york today, 67, but still chilly in portland, waking up with snow from yesterday in the mountains at 56. >> we have some amazing photos of the northern lights coming up, so you'll want to stick around for that in the next half hour for that. >> can't wait to see that. thank you, ginger. >>> we're going turn now to a story about a...
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which, in the world, a lot of the action takes place in cities away from me, washington, london, berlin. but i did visit a few places. i went to rent to pay, for example. i have a chapter on the development of the atomic bomb. santa fe was an interesting place, and everyone there was wearing tweed jackets. which is terrible because it's terribly hot. [laughter] that's a great drama for me. so i went and looked around, i went to walk around the streets. >> i wondered what the material, when they talk about what will come if you actually gone to buffalo. >> oh, yes, of course. the other thing was 100 years ago it was a very different place. nevertheless, i went there and looked around. but i got a hold of the buffalo blue bow, which is a list of the high society people in town. >> going around is never enough but it's a very good basis. >> doesn't give you a feel for that? >> yes, yes, that's correct. >> are you able to do all of your own research like this? >> i have to do it myself other people would know what i was using it for. and i do have help in finding stuff. i have a gentleman w
which, in the world, a lot of the action takes place in cities away from me, washington, london, berlin. but i did visit a few places. i went to rent to pay, for example. i have a chapter on the development of the atomic bomb. santa fe was an interesting place, and everyone there was wearing tweed jackets. which is terrible because it's terribly hot. [laughter] that's a great drama for me. so i went and looked around, i went to walk around the streets. >> i wondered what the material,...
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it was to be paid for in part by new york city. but before construction could begin, new york city went broke. nelson rockefeller left the governor's office to become vice president, and louis kahn, the architect with the vision for this place, died of a heart attack while carrying plans for the park in his briefcase. it began to look like all this would remain just a noble pipe dream. >> the office at 1501 walnut street was the last place i saw my father. >> reporter: then nine years ago, 30 years after the park was first commissioned, nathaniel kahn made a movie about about his father the architect and mentioned the f.d.r. park as a project that seemed to die when kahn did. >> the list of jobs that fell through and didn't get built kept getting longer and longer. >> reporter: the film helpd rekindle interest in finally building the park, enough interest to raise from private sources the $50 million it cost. to look around this room, this place, to feel him. it feels like his architecture. you know, after that many years, it... >>
it was to be paid for in part by new york city. but before construction could begin, new york city went broke. nelson rockefeller left the governor's office to become vice president, and louis kahn, the architect with the vision for this place, died of a heart attack while carrying plans for the park in his briefcase. it began to look like all this would remain just a noble pipe dream. >> the office at 1501 walnut street was the last place i saw my father. >> reporter: then nine...
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officials navigated the 170,000 pound shuttle through the city avoiding trees, street lights, and coming within inches of some buildings. >> why did you want to come see it? >> because it looks really big. >> getting endeavor across the 405 freeway. >> it is a true national pleasure, and i'm extremely pleased to welcome it to it's new home here in southern california. after a delay, fans were treated to a smeshl musical performance arranged by deb by allen. it's new home will be the california science center where they hope it will inspire future generations of astronauts. >> this morning, naval officials are trying to figure out how two ships collided. . one ship hit another during routine operations. no one was hurt, and officials are still surveying the extent of the damage. both of the ships were able to return and dock on their own. fighter jets zeros in over the skies of virginia last night after two small planes entered no fly zones. they were intercepted within 15 minutes of each other. it was restricted air space because air force one just landed. both planes were escorted out o
officials navigated the 170,000 pound shuttle through the city avoiding trees, street lights, and coming within inches of some buildings. >> why did you want to come see it? >> because it looks really big. >> getting endeavor across the 405 freeway. >> it is a true national pleasure, and i'm extremely pleased to welcome it to it's new home here in southern california. after a delay, fans were treated to a smeshl musical performance arranged by deb by allen. it's new home...
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about this city. >> it's great for the city, it's exciting to see people come and run and enjoy. it's great. >> in the marathon, everyone who crosses the finish line, whether you're first or last, is a winner. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> time now is 9:06. keeping down the rising cost of childcare. we will sit down with the head of a leading daycare center in the country for tips on how to do that. >> and o's fans are looking forward to next season. up next, how they chose to show gratitude to the team. >> it's going to be a nice day today with temperatures sneaking into the 70's but things change tomorrow. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tony pann. >> welcome back, the time is 9:09, a beautiful start for us sunday morning. 53 degrees at the airport, 56 downtown, winds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. if you're lucky enough to have ravens tickets, you picked a good day. it will be nice with high temperatures in the upper 60's, low 70's. kickoff should be 69, 70 degrees. speaking of the ravens, come on, captain defense is here! >> i'm ready for footbal
about this city. >> it's great for the city, it's exciting to see people come and run and enjoy. it's great. >> in the marathon, everyone who crosses the finish line, whether you're first or last, is a winner. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> time now is 9:06. keeping down the rising cost of childcare. we will sit down with the head of a leading daycare center in the country for tips on how to do that. >> and o's fans are looking forward to next season. up next, how they...
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three or four weeks ago, i traveled, places like kansas city they didn't have the same feeling and they do now and i should say, even in california, the local cbs-5 poll, showing an 8-point gain for mitt romney, he's still, what, 14 points behind in california but if he is moving up that far in california that is not insignificant. i think without a doubt, mitt romney in this debate has to show the connection and ability to be self-deprecating but on the march and staying off the defensive. when he's on the defensive i think he looks weak and he has to stay on the march. >> chris: what is the top priority, bob for the president in the debate and given it is a town hall, how does he get more aggressive with romney when he has to respond to the questions of real people about their real problems and he's not just getting questions from reporters? >> well, to answer your broad question, the race is volatile and can go either direction, i think. and what is really important for obama,e can't come on in the next debate, and all of a sudden be a different person. in a radical way. people are g
three or four weeks ago, i traveled, places like kansas city they didn't have the same feeling and they do now and i should say, even in california, the local cbs-5 poll, showing an 8-point gain for mitt romney, he's still, what, 14 points behind in california but if he is moving up that far in california that is not insignificant. i think without a doubt, mitt romney in this debate has to show the connection and ability to be self-deprecating but on the march and staying off the defensive....
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city officials launched the biggest playground revamp in the history. the latest effort will improve safety and facilities for more than 30 locations. the mayor says it will take a few months to get all the work done. >>> the mayor would say it's probably a great day to get out to the playground. >> oh, definitely. the weather is cooperating. it's one of these treats of fall that shows up every now and then. definitely great. let's take a live look outside. lot going on. here we have the warriors run. is that what that is? run for the warriors, i should say, where they are getting ready there for a very, very good cause. and as i said, they are going to have great weather. the winds will pick up a little later today, but right now, things are very, very pleasant outside. so we begin with a look at our weather headlines. much warmer and sunny today. we had some sunshine yesterday. today's going to be fairly nice. gusty winds, however. that's the difference between yesterday and today, not to mention the temperatures. we're keeping an eye on the tropics.
city officials launched the biggest playground revamp in the history. the latest effort will improve safety and facilities for more than 30 locations. the mayor says it will take a few months to get all the work done. >>> the mayor would say it's probably a great day to get out to the playground. >> oh, definitely. the weather is cooperating. it's one of these treats of fall that shows up every now and then. definitely great. let's take a live look outside. lot going on. here we...
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pakistan's larnlest city. thousands of people have taken to the streets in karachi to protest her shooting. >>> now to the presidential race. 23 days to go, and president obama is off the campaign trail again today. he arrived in williamsburg, virginia yesterday, but not for a campaign event in the critical swing state. instead he is there for debate prep. the president and his team are at the kings mill resort. he is spending time studying and practicing with the same team that got him ready for the first debate. the campaign official says the president is laying low, but could make a stop outside the resort before he leaves. >>> the campaign also gave us this nugget. they've now accepted donations from four million people. that's a record. remember, the obama campaign took in $181 million in donations in september. that's also a record. mitt romney hasn't released his september fundraising numbers just yet. >>> romney is also off the trail today after making several stops in ohio yesterday. ohio is one of th
pakistan's larnlest city. thousands of people have taken to the streets in karachi to protest her shooting. >>> now to the presidential race. 23 days to go, and president obama is off the campaign trail again today. he arrived in williamsburg, virginia yesterday, but not for a campaign event in the critical swing state. instead he is there for debate prep. the president and his team are at the kings mill resort. he is spending time studying and practicing with the same team that got...
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the city closed it a couple of years ago. yesterday organizers held a mock swimathon to support the measures. if passed, funding from the tax and bond measures would rebuild and reopen willard pool, among others. >> yeah, we will come swim here because the kids that come through there, they hang with their friends in the summer, and it's just sad to see that the pool is filled with dirt. >> opponents of measures o. and n. argue the city should not undertake any major projects until it has cash to cover all unfunded liabilities. >>> new this morning, san francisco is making a bid to be the host city for the super bowl. the super bowl in 2016 or 2017, each though the 49ers are moving to santa clara. today san francisco chronicle reports mayor ed lee has been quietly working, even though it would be played in the south bay. the paper said san francisco would host a myriad of events leading up to thing about game. 49ers ceo confirmed friday san francisco is the team's home. he said if the niners win a super bowl, the parade would
the city closed it a couple of years ago. yesterday organizers held a mock swimathon to support the measures. if passed, funding from the tax and bond measures would rebuild and reopen willard pool, among others. >> yeah, we will come swim here because the kids that come through there, they hang with their friends in the summer, and it's just sad to see that the pool is filled with dirt. >> opponents of measures o. and n. argue the city should not undertake any major projects until...